Not just on education our homeschoolers minds thrive! We need fuel, we need energy, we need some wholesome (and quick) snacks! Snacks that not only satisfy hunger but also support concentration, energy levels, and overall well-being of our kids.
In this week-long journey, I will show you a variety of simple yet scrumptious snack ideas that are easy to prepare and packed with nutrients. They keep my homeschoolers happy and healthy throughout their learning day. Get ready to inspire your little learners with nutritious bites that will fuel their curiosity and creativity!
Monday
Aah, Mondays… sometimes a rough start of the week, let’s go for something simple yet delicious…
Carrots sticks!
Tuesday
Let’s keep it simple: honeydew melons and grapes. It’s the presentation that counts 🙂
Wednesday
Mid -week – time to really fuel that brain! And nuts are the best brain food! Spice it up a little with some bananas and famous ants on the log. It’s a picnic!
Thursday
It’s rainy and grey here, why not have something tropical…
Banana milk (made actually with kefir and a hint of honey).
Friday
Friday is a fun day here! Can you see a crab? This snack was part of our ocean lesson, and boys did the crabs themselves.
Croissant with fruits.
Saturday
We don’t technically homeschool on Saturdays (although every day is a learning path!) But we definitely need a snack between all the outside activities.
Face on a toast??? Here with sourdough bread.
Sunday
Time for some luxurious indulgence….
Muffins with white chocolate.
A handful of other ideas:
Cucumber sticks with hummus
Cut up pears and apples
Berries mix (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries)
Rice cakes with nut butter
Breadsticks
Oatcakes or crackers with cheese
Mixes of nuts: hazelnuts, wholenuts, cashews, peacan nuts, almonds
Raisins, and other dried fruits like mangos, apricots, sultanas etc.
Natural yoghurt with honey or fruit pure (use the fruit that is in season)
Snacks and meals does not have to be complicated!
